Inserting text into pages using CSS

Hi,
Was wondering if there was any possible way to insert text into a webpage using CSS. I have a website created with over 200 pages so far, and the people I'm creating it for all of a sudden decided that they want a line at the bottom of each page stating their name. I have a CSS created for the background and I was wondering if I could insert a line in that sheet that would add the text to all pages. Is it possible or am I just dreaming? LOL. I'm trying to avoid having to go through all those pages doing copy/paste..hehe.

If this is not possible, any other ideas or help of any kind would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Christa

you can by using the content in the :after or :before psuedo-classes
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html

you can see an example of it here http://www.quirksmode.org/css/beforeafter.html

of course this only works in css2-complaint browsers mozilla, opera, konqueror but not in msie

If its just the name, no links, then maybe a background image containingg the text in the body stlye?

body {
background: colour url(whatever) center bottom;
}

Any use?

well...I'm using an image as a background so I have this in my css now:

body {background-image: url('bg0010.gif')}

so...could I add a line to insert a text box, an image or something?

I'm pretty new to css' ..this is pretty much the first time I've used them.


Thanks,
Christa

I found one way to do it using:

body:after {
display: block;
content: "my footer"; text-align:center
}

BUT it only works in some browsers....it works in my Mozilla browser but not in my EI...maybe future versions of EI will allow it.

Is it possible to put links in CSS?